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Hi Patrick, I didn't see it before. Thanks. I will read and give a feedback on short term...

Hi Test User, Have you read Mel's recent blog: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/05/18/using-e-mail-forms-to-communicate-with-external-users.aspx Check out the section called "MANIPULATING FORM VERSIONS"

Hi all, I want to create an application with InfoPath 2003 and SharePoint 2007. The idea is to give people outside the chance to fill out a infopath form and send this form to an email (incomming sharepoint email). So the email will go in the outbox of outlook and will be send at the next time the user is online. This works good. But when I go ...

Hi Hilary  [quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Well, but copying the form template doesn't update the things I mentioned. At any rate, since you copied it, instead of moving it, that means your original is still in its original location! That's good news -- I assume it works fine still?[/quote] Sorry, no.  The form has been ...

Thanks again!  You have been a lot help!  :)

Depends on how you design it.  If you have each question as a row within a layout table, then it will leave blanks.  If you have a repeating table with conditional formatting to hide ones that don't apply, then it collapses.  If you have them stacked on top of one another, then I think they will collapse.  You have to play ...

Makes sense!  :)  Lastly, when the form only shows specific number of questions does the form show these fields together or would they be scattered all over the form.  What I mean is if I have a form with 10 questions and a specific stage should only show question 1 and 4 would it show it like:  Question 1Question ...

I used the code from this site to Retrieving day of the week from date picker and it worked perfectly for the first row but when I added a new row to my repeating table, the new date would change my first entry's day. How can I tweak the code so that each new entry would reflect the correct day for the date selected? Thanks for the ...

Yes, 1 form with 1 view, multiple sections, and a field that states the phase (preferably a dropdown list with number values and text display names like 1 - Initiate, 2 - Execute, etc).  You then put conditional formatting on each section to hide if the phase is not equal to 1...2...3...or whatever.